Theresa May has raised eyebrows by insisting that she has the “full support” of her Cabinet, and that her concessionary Florence speech on Brexit “has given real momentum” to Britain’s negotiations with the European Union.
Citing “uncertainty” around Brexit, Moody’s has downgraded Britain’s credit rating hours after Theresa May announced she would be keeping the country in the European Union until 2021.
A senior politician in the German Bundestag has said Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit speech has led to ‘little progress’ in Brexit talks, and doubts the UK will be ready for negotiations before the European Council meeting in October.
French President Emmanuel Macron has demanded that Brexit negotiations are put on hold until European Union citizens’ rights, the Irish border, and the ‘divorce bill’ are ‘clarified’.
Robert McRoy, who exposed European Union waste and fraud, has warned that Eurocrats and European leaders will seek to punish the UK in Brexit negotiations for ‘breaking ranks’ with the EU.
Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton called Prime Minister Theresa May’s criticisms of President Donald Trump at the UN General Assembly “disappointing” and said he “doesn’t know what’s wrong” with her government.
